Oregon Tourist Attraction

Oregon Historic Trail

You’ll be hard-pressed to find a more beautiful drive than the one afforded by the Historic Oregon Trail. Those who forged this trail in the mid-1800s had their work cut out for them. All you need to do is follow a self-guided tour brochure that includes 40 historic and scenic stops that begin on Oregon’s eastern border to its end point in Oregon City.  [top]

Klamath Lake

At 30 miles long and eight miles wide, Klamath Lake is a freshwater lake near the Cascade Range and Klamath Falls, Oregon. There’s no body of water larger west of the Rocky Mountains. Fly fishermen will be very excited to know that part of the lake is chock full of rainbow trout. There are many canoeing and kayaking trails where you’ll be able to sight otters as well as waterfowl.  [top]

Devils Lake State Recreation Area

Located near Lincoln City, Oregon, Devils Lake State Recreation Area is an ideal place to visit for canoeing, kayaking, boating, swimming, and water skiing. Keep your eyes open as there’s a lot of wildlife. You’ll have a chance to see everything from coots, loons, and ducks to bald eagles and grebes. There’s also a campground, the only one found on the Oregon coast in a city.  [top]

Cook Park

Covering 79 acres, Cook Park in Portland, Oregon is situated on the banks of the Tualatin River. Recreational opportunities abound. There are a couple of Little League baseball fields, three soccer fields, two softball fields, two volleyball courts, one basketball court, horseshoe pits, and walking and jogging trails. Boating and fishing are also very popular at Cook Park.  [top]

Oregon Zoo

Don’t miss a chance to see the extraordinary animals at the Oregon Zoo in Portland. You’ll discover many fine exhibits. Black Bear Ridge features black bears and bobcats. Eagle Canyon is home to bald eagles and Coho salmon, both endangered. Cascade Stream and Pond is where beavers and otters reside. Trillium Creek Family Farm is rich in cows, goats, chickens, and pigs.  [top]

Lake Owyhee Vale Loop

An amazing drive to take is along the Lake Owyhee Vale Loop, which begins in Ontario, Oregon. You’ll see everything from agricultural land to rocky canyons. Once you hit Lake Owyhee, you’ll start encountering a range of colorful cliffs. On the return trip, you’ll pass through acres and acres of desert. If you decide to stop at the lake, you can enjoy water skiing, fishing, and boating.  [top]

Bridgeport Village

Great shopping is in store for you at Bridgeport Village. Top-name retailers include the Container Store, Crate & Barrel, Z Gallerie, Saks 5th Avenue OFF 5th, Tommy Bahama, Cole Haan, Eileen Fisher, Oregon Scientific, Bella Casa, Anthropologie, BCBG MAXAZRIA, and Coldwater Creek. Restaurants range from McCormick & Schmick's Grill to Zao Noodle Bar Sinju Japanese Restaurant.  [top]

Shield Crest Golf Club

Golfers seeking a challenging round of golf on a well-maintained course in an unbelievably beautiful setting should head out to Shield Crest Golf Club. According to those in the know, the 18-hole, par-72 course is in the finest condition of any course the Klamath, Oregon area.  [top]

Tanger Outlets Lincoln City

Take a break from outdoor activities and head indoors to Tanger Outlets in Lincoln City, Oregon. You’ll save big at more than 60 big-name outlets, such Claire’s, American Eagle Outfitters, Gap Outlet, Eddie Bauer Outlet, Lane Bryant Outlet, Nike Factory, Wilsons Leather Outlet, and Gymboree Outlet  [top]

Rose Garden

You’ll be hard-pressed to find a more beautiful collection of roses than the ones that occupy five acres in Washington Park in Portland, Oregon. With over 8,000 roses, it is a sight to behold, not to mention to smell, as the fragrances are intoxicating. Even better, the Rose Garden is elevated, which provides visitors with breathtaking view of downtown Portland and majestic Mount Hood.  [top]